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Also: Southwest's extra-legroom seats to roll out sooner than expected October 5, 2024 An incredible

Also: Southwest's extra-legroom seats to roll out sooner than expected October 5, 2024 [THE POINTS GUY]( [View in browser]( [TPG Daily NEWSLETTER]( [THE POINTS GUY]( An incredible offer worth over $1,500 by Summer Hull, Director of Content [TPG | Hero Image] This is my kind of October surprise — an unexpected increased offer on the[Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card]( Chase usually only increases the offer on this very popular card once per year, but this year it's given us a treat by doing it for a second time. And Chase has done it in a way it never has before: by including a Chase Travel℠credit. In fact, you could make a strong case that this is the best offer of the year on this low-annual-fee card for most travelers. The [Chase Sapphire Preferred Card]( has an increased offer of 60,000 points after you spend $4,000 in the first three months of card membership and up to $300 in statement credits for any purchases made on Chase Travel in the first year after account opening. (The regular offer is normally a flat 60,000 bonus points once you hit the spending requirement, so this is clearly $300 better!) That is an incredible offer worth over $1,500 — based on TPG’s October 2024[valuations]( — for a card with a $95 annual fee. I usually transfer my Chase Ultimate Rewards points to Hyatt, United Airlines, Air Canada and other Chase transfer partners. But the honest truth is that many people don’t want to mess with figuring out transfer partners and prefer a more clear-cut redemption. Many travelers redeem their points from this card for 1.25 cents each on the Chase Travel site, which lets you book flights or hotels similar to a site like Expedia, so you aren’t limited to just points-friendly hotels. In fact, you can book car rentals, attractions and more. That means that the $300 Chase Travel credit with this bonus is extremely easy to use, regardless of what type of travel you want to book in the next year. And if that’s how you use some or all of your Chase points, then this is indeed the most valuable offer we have seen on the card this year. If you are [eligible for this rare, increased bonus]( on the Chase Sapphire Preferred and like the idea of a bonus $300 Chase Travel credit, I highly recommend applying soon and adding this outstanding card to your wallet. - [Chase Sapphire Preferred details]( - [Earn 60,000 Chase points plus up to $300 in Chase Travel credits]( - [Chase Sapphire Preferred Card review: A top travel and dining card]( I would not expect this offer to last long, so grab the limited-time offer on the [Chase Sapphire Preferred]( and use all those pricey end-of-year expenses to meet the spending requirement so you can start 2025 traveling more for less money. Posts in this newsletter contains references to products from one or more of our advertisers. We may receive compensation when you click on links to those products, and this may impact how or where they appear. For an explanation of our Advertising Policy, [visit this page](. Photo Credit: SUMMER HULL/THE POINTS GUY. Today’s top stories [Quick Points: Earn elite nights on award stays with these hotel loyalty programs]( You can reach your hotel elite status goals faster when redeeming points through these programs. [Read more]( [Southwest passengers will start noticing big changes long before assigned seating starts]( Southwest Airlines' extra-legroom seats will start appearing on aircraft sooner than some customers might expect. [Read more]( [Travelers age 55 and older can save with this airfare deal]( Frontier customers age 55 and older who book by Sunday can save 55% on base round-trip fares for travel through February 2025. [Read more]( [AmaWaterways vs. Viking: Which of these popular river cruise lines is right for you?]( Compare these cruise lines best known for navigating the rivers of Europe, Southeast Asia and Egypt. [Read more]( [Hyatt officially owns lifestyle hotel group Standard International. Now what?]( Hyatt has closed on its takeover of Standard International. Does this mean the end of lifestyle hotels? [Read more]( Got a minute? We’d love to learn more about you! Take our quick, 60-second survey — your input will help TPG improve your newsletter experience. [Take survey]( The latest 1. [Hurricane Helene: What you should do if you have a trip planned to the southeast US]( 2. [7 mistakes to avoid when booking holiday travel]( 3. [Sapphire Reserve cardholders can now access select Air Canada lounges]( 4. [The best Hyatt Category 4 hotels to maximize your free night award certificate]( 5. [Cheapest places to travel for the holidays]( 6. [New lucrative Chase Sapphire Preferred bonus: 60,000 points plus a $300 travel credit]( 7. [World of Hyatt Credit Card review: 1 of the most valuable hotel cards]( 8. [Deal alert: Points and miles travel deals for October 2024]( 9. [How an 80-euro bid for an extra seat saved an otherwise miserable flight experience]( 10. [Why you should get a fixed-rate rewards credit card]( [fb]( [insta]( [yt]( [tw]( [in]( [mail](mailto:hello@thepointsguy.com) You are receiving this email because you opted in at [thepointsguy.com](. Where to find us: The Points Guy 100 5th Ave., 16th Floor New York, NY 10011 USA USA If this newsletter was forwarded to you, you can subscribe [here](. Changed your mind? You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe]( at any time. Advertiser Disclosure: The cards we feature here are from partners who compensate us when you are approved through our site, and this may impact how or where these products appear. We don’t cover all available credit cards, but our analysis, reviews, and opinions are entirely from our editorial team. Please view our [advertising policy]( and [product review methodology]( for more information. 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